Following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo final month, Paulo Dybala now has a bigger function to play at Juventus. The Argentine is now the De Facto chief of the assault, with the division being consisted of youthful gamers – the likes of Federico Chiesa, Moise Kean and Dejan Kulusevski.
Furthermore, Max Allegri determined the relieve Leonardo Bonucci from his vice-captain duties, and La Joya has been carrying the armband in Giorgio Chiellini’s absence.
In 2017/18, the striker was in his most prolific kind, scoring 26 objectives for his membership, and former Juventus supervisor, Fabio Capello, believes that the participant must have a robust workforce behind him to duplicate such figures.
“An important facet is that Dybala is bodily nicely so as to not expertise a troubled season just like the final one. If he’s match, he has such high quality and creativity that he can assure one thing completely different for Juve,” mentioned the previous England supervisor in an interview with Tuttosport through ILBianconero.
“Dybala can present objectives and assists, but additionally decisive performs and objectives from free-kicks and penalties. In an effort to repeat the 26 objectives of his finest season, nevertheless, he additionally wants the workforce, as he can’t do it on his personal.”
However, Dybala’s former Juventus teammate, Andrea Barzagli, believes that the Argentine ought to have the ball at his toes on the most decisive moments within the match.
“I count on Juventus to pull alongside. The workforce has all of the potential to succeed. Dybala’s leap in high quality doesn’t solely contain numbers, which in any case weighs on him as a result of It’s not straightforward to drop from 20 objectives per season to only 10,” mentioned the retired defender additionally in an interview with Tuttosport through ILBianconero.
“However it is crucial that Paulo drags the youngest gamers through the match by asking for the ball within the essential moments of the match.”
